Sentence examples for bizarre interpretation from inspiring English sources

Even so, Mr. Berman said, the recent letters were "a very bizarre interpretation".

Cornered, Mr Craddick came up with a bizarre interpretation of the rules.

The president of Wwasps, Ken Kay, said in an e-mail message to parents that PANI's actions were the result of "overzealousness and bizarre interpretation" of the laws.

We've adopted a bizarre interpretation of tolerance which involves positively falling over ourselves to celebrate every religion under the sun – except, God forbid, "ours".

Or, the most bizarre interpretation, is that both Katya and Tania depart from reality and live out the lives of the other girl's dolls.

What bothered me was that Finnigan was viscerated and forced to apologise, and that her daughter Chloe Madeley was subjected to rape threats in some bizarre interpretation of retaliation.

But, long before I abandoned the group forever, I had become tired of their monthly recriminations, bizarre interpretations and thinly veiled personal insults.

The group sends observers to eastern Europe, usually to elections, who produce lengthy, annotated first-hand reports, with controversial (critics say bizarre) interpretations of events.

Mr. Lachman joins a long line of philosophers and writers, including Kant and Baudelaire, intrigued by Swedenborg's difficult, voluminous corpus, which includes bizarre interpretations of the Bible as well as claims to have traveled among the angels in heaven.

The application of the rule is potentially infinite, and bizarre interpretations of the rule, as well as the standard use of it, are compatible with any finite set of applications of the usual sort such as 7 + 14 = 21.

He loves it when people come up with really bizarre interpretations.